20 inch Rims and 2 Flats
03-22-2014, 05:57 PM
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When I was shopping dealers I was told by one that they work with 6%. The deal I settled on eventually was slightly better than 6% off. I was buying 14 model year when they were trying to blow out the remaining 13's so I don't know how good of a deal that was.
03-22-2014, 06:28 PM
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Unless the MY2015's will be different (it hasn't changed since at least 2008), dealer invoice has actually been 7% below MSRP on the base price and options (except freight). While there are no percentage holdbacks, Audi has periodic dealer incentives for achieving various performance goals, they are not applied to individual cars but are issued as a general credit to the dealer.
03-23-2014, 01:00 PM
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Greetings, new member here and still trying to learn how to use this forum. I'm considering pulling the trigger on a 2015 A6 TDI. I like the looks of the Black Optics Package however I am concerned about the ride quality as that package forces you into 20" wheels and Sport Tuned Suspension. Has anyone been able to drive both the described version and the standard suspension with 18" wheels for coparison? Also, being as Audi's do not have much of a dealer holdback, how close to invoice might one expect to purchase one of these?
Thanks in advance for any feedback that can be provided.
Bill
Thanks in advance for any feedback that can be provided.
Bill
03-23-2014, 03:46 PM
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Having spent a bit of time on this forum now, I see why no one responded to my question on the 20" Sport suspension Vs 18" non-sport. Seems the topic has been well fleshed out here with no definitive answer. Kind of seems like a lot of folks go with the sport suspension and 19" wheels and most seem to be happy with this choice. Doesn't get me the black optics package but a decent ride is more important to me than the black.
03-23-2014, 03:49 PM
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I've driven both the 18's and the 20's (19's too). The problem is, its not just the wheels that are different. The suspensions are different too. The 18s come with the standard suspension, the 20's are only available with the Sport suspension. The ride is a fair amount stiffer. It was enough for me not to get it for driving on the crummy roads around here.
03-23-2014, 05:57 PM
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Personally I would get the sport set up with the lowered ride height and three spoke steering wheel. I like a firmer suspension. Everyone has different circumstances.
03-24-2014, 07:34 AM
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Having spent a bit of time on this forum now, I see why no one responded to my question on the 20" Sport suspension Vs 18" non-sport. Seems the topic has been well fleshed out here with no definitive answer. Kind of seems like a lot of folks go with the sport suspension and 19" wheels and most seem to be happy with this choice. Doesn't get me the black optics package but a decent ride is more important to me than the black.
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